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2.7.5.011
Play ProtectLemur Browser brings the uncompromised desktop browsing experience straight to your pocket.
By Hafiz Rahman
Editor, tools and utilities
Lemur Browser is a mobile browser built on Chromium, the engine behind Chrome and Edge. Its main purpose is to bring desktop browser extensions to an Android phone or tablet, with the listing naming Chrome and Edge extensions specifically.
It is aimed at people who already depend on extensions such as AI assistants, translators or note-taking tools on a computer and want the same setup on a phone. The listing describes it as a desktop-style browser, so the layout is built around tabs and bookmarks rather than a single-page mobile view.
The build we hold is Lemur Browser: Web Extensions 2.7.5.011 (APKS split bundle) for Android 8.0 and up.
Lemur Browser Beta-Extensions
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Paip.AI: Chat & Make Friends
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TikTok - Videos, Shop & LIVE
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Fish Audio
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Ecosia: Search to plant trees
Ecosia · Tools
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Loci - Private, Offline AI
Loci AI Inc. · Tools
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The browser uses a desktop-style interface with multiple tabs, tab groups and a dedicated bookmarks bar. Tab groups let you sort related pages together, and the bookmarks bar keeps saved sites one tap away.
Because the layout follows desktop conventions, people used to working with many open pages on a computer can carry that arrangement over to a phone without rebuilding it.
A sidebar lets you run extensions next to the page you are reading. The listing gives AI assistants, translators and note-taking extensions as examples, so you can consult or write alongside the page without closing it.
Extension pop-ups can be dragged to a new position and resized, so you can fit one over part of the page you are reading rather than having it cover the whole screen.
You can pin the extensions you use most so they stay easy to reach. Each extension can also be set to limit which websites it has access to, which the listing presents as a way to control privacy.
These controls apply to the extensions you install, so the set of sites an extension can read stays in your hands rather than being fixed by the extension.
The browser includes a community area where users can post, like and comment on extensions they have found. The listing presents it as a way to discover new extensions from other users.
Membership and posting are part of the app itself, so finding or recommending an extension happens inside the browser rather than through an outside store or forum.